Darwin, And After Darwin (Vol. 1 And 3, of 3)
Darwin, And After Darwin (Vol. 1 And 3, of 3)
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There is no _positive_ proof _against_ the theory of descent to be drawnfrom a study of palæontology, or proof of the presence of any kind offossils in strata where the fact of their presence is incompatible withthe theory of evolution. On the other hand, there is an enormous body ofuniform evidence to prove two general facts of the highest importance inthe present connexion. The first of these general facts is, that anincrease in the diversity of types both of plants and animals has beenconsta...nt and progressive from the earliest to the latest times, as weshould anticipate that it must have been on the theory of descent inever-ramifying lines of pedigree. And the second general fact is, thatthrough all these branching lines of ever-multiplying types, from thefirst appearance of each of them to their latest known conditions, thereis overwhelming evidence of one great law of organic nature--the law ofgradual advance from the general to the special, from the low to thehigh, from the simple to the complex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no _positive_ proof _against_ the theory of descent to be drawnfrom a study of palæontology, or proof of the presence of any kind offossils in strata where the fact of their presence is incompatible withthe theory of evolution. On the other hand, there is an enormous body ofuniform evidence to prove two general facts of the highest importance inthe present connexion. The first of these general facts is, that anincrease in the diversity of types both of plants and animals has beenconsta...nt and progressive from the earliest to the latest times, as weshould anticipate that it must have been on the theory of descent inever-ramifying lines of pedigree. And the second general fact is, thatthrough all these branching lines of ever-multiplying types, from thefirst appearance of each of them to their latest known conditions, thereis overwhelming evidence of one great law of organic nature--the law ofgradual advance from the general to the special, from the low to thehigh, from the simple to the complex.
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